Cliild-Whipping in tho North.
"A pnrilatiloal rWcTinsn r the name "f I.lmU
liv, at Medina, Nrw ork, Imt wn-k lilpcd his
little eon, two years of age, to dclh, tfcause th
' Infant wnuU or could tit mi tii pravers. Ve
ill venture the rrmwk that be was one of tli
!rlows ho was lor banging everybody who op
j niicit I lit ar. Cvlumlut tVi'tie.
Wc have taken a little pains to find
cut. tho utilities of this reverend mur-
derer, and can assure our coteniponivy
that nil it imagines is perfectly true.
Lindblev is nn austere, opinionated
and bigoted religionist, who does not j
think it pOHSiblo lor any ono to timer
from him and bo honeet. no nas
been one of the loudest yelpcrs in his
section about whipping negroes down
South, and never could find language
suilicienlly strong to express ins uu
nuueiations of "slaveholders." When
tho war broke out he become ono of
the most blood-thirsty of tho "Blood
hounds of Zion" and hurled every ep
ithet ho could command upon the
"Cfconerhcads" and all who opposed
Tiim'oln'a unconstitutional acts, all of
which he heartily approved.
Wo have tho n'bove facts from are
liablo Bourco, and they are in perfect
consonance with tho crime of whip
ping his own child to death. A mind
that becomes wrapped up in a delu
sion is well fitted for any brutality
which its perverted imagination exalts
into a duty. Tosuch people the worst
of vices sometimes appear to be vir
tues. His brother Abolition
clergv
men will, no doubt, hold np
their
hands in holy horror at Lindnley for
whipping his child to death. But they
lire all just as morally guilty of mur
der as he is. Tho Abolitionists have
murdered not loss than a quarter of a
million of negro children since the war
commenced 1 Just think of that. It
is estimated by good judges that a J
million f negroes have perished by
Abolition cruelty, one-fourth of these
at least must have been children, and
if there are a quarter of a million of
Abolition clergymen in the North,
then there is one child to each clergy
man. We beg, then, theso men not
to congratulate themselves over thoir
brother Lindsley. Let them assume
no airs of being holier than he. The
blood of tens of thousands of negro
children is crying from tho ground
against them, and sooner or later a
just God will call them to account for
thoir sin in destroying tho creatnres
He has made. Lay Book.
Senator "Jim" Lane.
The Herald gives tho followiug in
teresting domestic epicode in the life
of Senator Jim Lane :
"31r. Lane was married in 1842 to
Miss Idary E. Baldridge, a grand
daughter of General Arthur St. Clair,
and a very accomplished- lady. She
accompanied him from Washington
city in 1855, to Kansas, and 'squatted'
with him on a claim adjoining Law
rence, whero Lane built a log cabin.
Accustomed to tho conveniences and
refinements of a city life, Mrs. Lane
found it difficult to endure tho hard
ships, annoyances, and inconveniences
of a pioneer's lot. She desired to re
turn, and went to her home in Indiana.
Lano was interested in Kansas, and
had determined to remain, and so
Mrs. Lano went back alone. She did
not like kher lonely lot, and so she
wrote to Lano demanding his return
to Indiana. He wroto back that it
was impossible to return. His wife
waited a littlo while, and then wrote
declaring that unless ho returned by
a stated time sho would sue for a di
vorce. Tho senator mado no reply,
but cave a trlowinjj account of the
"patriotic," movement in which he
bore an important part, ino next
etter ho received was from tho clerk
of a court in Indiana, informing him
that his wife had tiled a bill, with
another from a lawyer offering to de
fend him. Tho Senator wroto back
to tho lawyer as follows :
"Dear Sir: Yours to hand. My
wife 6ays she will not stand my long
ab9enco. Iflwerosho I would not
stand it either. 1 nhall offer no op
position to her suit. Yours, &c,
J. II. Lane.
Two years later, when tho divorce
hadlongbeen granted, Mr. Lano re
turned to Washington as Senator from
Kansas, visited hi.i old homo in Indi
ana, and found his wife still blooming
and handsome and surrounded by ad
mirers. With the rest of them ho visi
ted her from timo to time, became
presently the accepted lover, and was
eventually re-married." His late sui
cide makes a final divorce.
Couldn't Stand Ir. It. M. Do
France read the Declaration of Inde
pendence to a promiscuous gathering guco g Sas,nails
in Mercer on the Fourth. When hejForks, Knives,
catnc to that part of the document Spikes, Hinges,
which declares the colonies to he free, ir.TTAr)C,
sovereign, and independent States, a LIQLORS.such
great sensation was manifest among q j ninv bUkev'
the sharp-nose portion of the audience, iognao. etc., etc.',
Ono individual, with an umbrella i FRUITS, such as
under each arm, said DcFrance was a ' Trunes, Riiisins,
copperhead, and he didn't come there j Figs, Filberts, 4c.
to hear a secession speech 1 Several
blue bellieB retired from the audience, OROCERIES , say
indignant at what they conceived nn j J'n s J
attack upon the Ireedman s Bureau j Molasss, Collee,
and the majority in Congress. Ye- j Tea, C r a c k e rs,
nango Spectator.
Great Trotting Matcii. Tho bay
gelding Dexter won the purso at the
trotting match, under tho saddle, atlRuTES
the Jrashion Course, L. I., on Thurs
day beating General Butler and Tor
onto Chief, when ho made tho best
time on record, Flora Temple's famous
three heats being beaten. Tho second
mile heat was mado in 2 19, which
timo was never beaten, except by
Dexter himself in Lis trot against time,
when he made it in 2 18 1-5.
Tbo Empty Cradlo.
Tlicro in a wlinlo volume of rootry
in tU ftill.nvlns,' little Kkckli, wliiih
wc find in tho lust numlicr of Mis
liarlier's Wei-kly. I
Wo met John on tlio Blair. Ho'
was currying ami old crnddlo to lo
stowed avvny anionji wlmt do termed
!,,innilir .' in tho lumber room. Ono
rocker was jrone.nnd tho ic kcr work 1
!0f tho tide broken ; it wub an old
' u-illovv affair, but we could not re-'
frniu from casting a sad look into its
empty depths
'tjono !'' wo
said dreamily, "all
golden heads were
Ijione!" What
onco pillowed here,headson which the
curls grow moiwt in 6lumber, and tho
hceks and lips flushed to the lino oi
roso leaves. v hen sleep broKo, tno
gilkcu fringed lips opened heavily from
the slumberous eyes; smues nuieu
like sunbeams overthc face: tho white
list was thrust into tho mouth, when
mamma lifted tho muslin and peeped
to see if baby was sleeping, cooing
and crowing were heard. Tho little
feet began to kick, out of pure delight,
and kicked on until both of tho tiny
red shoes were landed at tho foot of
cradle. Whero are those heads now ?
Some that vero embrowned by vigor
ous manhood aro sleeping on battle
fields, some arc bleached with time and
cares ; and the feet havo grown sore
and weary on the rough paths of life.
Perhaps some little one, once tender
ly rocked here, is sleeping in the cof
fin. Over it grows heart's ease, and
vigorous box, and white candy tuft,
and the starry jessamine. Tho blue
bird flutters its bright wings through
the willow bough ; and tho cool sum
mer winds whisper 10 tne green
leaves and grass blades on the grave.
What oH Perhaps immortality.
Sleep on, little dreamless one.
Prisoners Discharged. Ihe war
Department has ordered, at the in
stance cf tho President of tho United j
States, that all persons who are under-;
going sentenco by military courts, and
havo been imprisoned 6ix months, ex
cept those who are under sentence for
the .crimes of murder, arson or rape,
and excepting those who are under
sentence at the Tortugas, be discharg
ed from imprisonment, and the residue
of their sentence remitted. Those who
belong the military service, and their
term unexpired, will bo returned to
their command, if still in service, and
their release is conditioned upon their
serving their full term, and being of
good behavior.
The Horse of Mr. Lincoln. On
Saturday last the family horse of the
Iato President Lincoln was sold at
public auction in Chicago. He was
bid in by the owner at $05 GO being
tho highest sum ottered. Ihe animal
was eighteen years old.
RICHARD MOSSOP,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS
MUSLINS
DELAINES
CUBUKGS
at
at
at
at
Sensation
Sensution
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
ALPACAS
price
Just received at MOSSOl'S'.
GINGHAMS at Sensation pricet
CHINTZ
PRINTS
li LOVES
f.JRAVATS
SHAWLS
BONNETS
COLOKED1
MUSLINS )
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensatien
Sensation
prices
piicns
prices
- price
at MOSSOl'S'
Sensation prices
Sensation prices
Seosition prices
All to be had at MOSSOrS.
LINEN at
CRASH at
CURTAINS at
TABLE CLOTHS at
FRINGE at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
prices
at MOSSOPS'.
LACE
HOSIERY
at
at
at
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
RIBBONS
Sensation
TRIMMINGS)
of all kinds 4 at
Sensation prices
in any quan ty )
Alwavson hand at MOSSOPS'.
CASS1MKRKS at
8ATTT N KTS at
TW EE 1)3 at
.Sensation
SfiiHittion
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
price"
UFANS at
jVESTlNfiS at
SHIRTINGS at
rices
at MOSSOl'S
CLOTHING such'
as Coats, PaoU,
Vests,
LTnder Shirts,
Flannel Shirts,
Boots, Shoes,
at sensation prices
Hats end Caps, ,
Now for sala at MOSSOrS,
HARDWARE
at sensation " prices
at Mossors.
at sensation prices
at sensation prices
at MOSSOPS'.
at sensation prices
Spices, Candles,
Coal Oil, etc., etc.
Always at MOSSOrS'.
BLACKING
at
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
at
at
at
ut
at
POWDER
prices
SHOT
LEAD
CAPS
prices
prices
sensation
prices
At the storsj of RICHARD MOSSOP.
MOSSOP
1 1 i t i i
A.way. Keeps on nana mu q0(. a Muulh uKgllt. WMniedfur .is
assortment of all kinds of goods required 3.IU . ... r.v.. i,..i la.
j for the aocommodtttion of the publio.
nov. iz, ut).
HOW TO SAVE HONEY.
Th timet r Wit you'd like to know
How you may aave vmir Dollar!
The way to do it I will (how.
If Joy will read what follow!.
A man who live d not far from kers,
Who worked herd l hit trade j
But had a household (o lu -port.
Tint squandered all bs made.
I mat him once, says be, "" Mend,
I look threadbare and rough
I've tried to got myself a suit,
But can't save up enough."
Says I, my friend, how much bare you?
I'll tell you where to go,
To pet a suit that' sound and cheap
At K limiXTEI V and Co.
lie took what little he had eared.
And went to Itelenstclii A Brother!
And there he got a handsome suit,
for hall be paid to otheri.
Now be la home, be look, so well ;
And their effort la iuch,
That when they take their dally meats,
They don't eat half 10 much.
And now he finds on Saturday night
With nil their want! tupplied ;
That he bft money left to upend,
And tome to lay aside.
Ilia good success, with cheerful imile,
He gladly tells to all;
If you'd euve Money, go and buy,
Your olothea at ltelstenstelu. Clothing Hall.
WW. ihe aheuncit. 6neat. and beat CI nib in g
and good furniihing goods can bo had to mi
every taate and in every stylo.
April 11, !8 tf.
II. Bridge,
(Store one dcor East of Clearfield House,)
Market St., Clearfield, Pa.
Keeps on hand a full assortment oi
GENTS FUltSISUINO GOODS,
such ai
Shirt. Linen nd Woolen under Shirts,
drawer and iocka, neck-tie, pocket handker
hi.fi irlnvi umbrellas, bats Ac. in great variety.
01 piec! Gooda be keeps the best Clotbi of ail
BLACK DOEsKlw OF TUB VERY
bet miwie. Fancy Cassimerin great vaney;
Aim. French (Joatinc. tie iver, ruoi. nin-
ohilln. and Fricott ever coaling, all of
which will be old Cheap for Can ; and
made ur accordinj! to the latest My lea ly
Experienced Workman. Alo Agent lor
PlPHrfield co.. for I. M. linger. 1- t o . cel-
t-i, ruled Sewinir Machines. H- BKIIXiE.
Clearfield. I'tiiio'a, ov. 1, 1MJ.-U.
PETER A. GAULIN
AND GENERAL CLOTHIER.
ahaui'i Ito-", ovtr Naugle'a Watch it
Jewelry .Siore, Market Street,
CLEAKFIELD. PA. '
The subscriber having permanently loca
ted hiuisel'in the Borough oi UearUvJ,
has detei mined loengsge in the businesi o!
I intend to keep constantly on band a
full assortment of Cloths, Cnsimeres,
Satinetts, and Veslings, of Ihe best qual
ity and latest stvles, which I will
.11 a n u l'a cture
to order, to suit customers, on short
notice. Tai ticolur attention will be paid
to Culling and Fillinft Gentlemen's, Boys,
and Child) ens Clothing; and in fact,
evervtliii-g pertaining to Ibis
"BRANCH OF BUSINESS.
A liberal share of publio patronage is,
therefore, respectfully solicited, and I
would advise all, to give me a call before
purchasing eUewhere any pood in my
linn. P. A. GAULIN.
Clearfield. My lGib, 180G-tf.
New Goods!
MRS II. D. WELCH & CO.,
Have Just Recuivid Their
Spring and .Summer Goods,
Which wars purchased during lbs present de
cline, and therefore are enabled to sell try chenp
Our Stock
Consists in pari of Merinos, Alpacas, Pop
lins, Wool, Armure, and common De
laines ; Prints, Ginghams, Shawls, Hoods,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Nubia, Balmoral and Hoop Skirls, Flan
nels, Lades' Cloth, Sheetings. Muslins,
Toweling, Tiching, Sontags, Breakfast
Shawls, Capes, tc. Also an assortment of
Milliner Goods,
Among which a'e Hats, Bonnets. Feath
ers, i-.iljuons, flowers, Laces, Frames
Mfltiness, Velvets. Silks. Crages, Bernges,
veils, etc., and a large slock of
Including China, Bronan, Papier Msche
Tin. Uosewood, Glass, rewler, Wooden,
Parian and Candy Toys.
For Ladies,
Such as romaoes, Oils, Bandolina bloom of
youth and Paints, Rnugn, Lilly While Ac
Thankful for past favor, we solicit a con
tinuance oi the kind patronage of
tbe people of Clearfield Co.
ItiyReroember the place Second Street,
next duorjo r'irat National Bank. Dee. 20, '(
Save Your Money
Something New.
The undorplpnrd have prrmanrntly engaged
In the manufacture of all kinds of Woolen Uoods,
at their new Factor;, on Dells Run, in Penn tp
TUG t AltDIMi AM) 1 L'LI IXG
Business will also receive especial attention at
our hands. The public are intitd to giro us a
call, or address ns hj letter, when all inquiries
will be answered promptly. Tbe post Ofline
eHdreee of Til K HELL'S Kl'N WOOLEN FAC
TORY is UsAMt'iAN Hn.i.s. Clcsrflt'ld Co., Pa.
JAMES JOHNSON SON'S.
Penn tp., June 4, 1806-f nio.-pd.
prices 1 EOnOK FALK lakes thii method of inform
price yJC log the watermen of CleaiMd eountt that
has refitted and reopened the hotel fomerly
kept hj E. Echreiacr, at Coientown, w tere to
will take especial pains to render eaiiff oti'JO t J
all who fanr him with their patronage,
Coiestown, April 12, '65. drsly.
fl HOCKHlIi Tt rs had at "
MKhTKi.T, A r TILER'S.
j 0. i. GARKY, City llnildlng, Biddeford, Ms. '
xj is, ly-ieoo.
'B. W. SMITH, & CO.
OPENING
AND
Selling the Cheapest and
BEST LINE OF
offered in Clbariield county.
Having been the latest to purchase we
have the advantage of th decline in
price, and otlVr thi advantage
to all our customers aod
all otbera.
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS, WE
bring the latest and most
fashionable styles.
ALPACAS,
which are now o fashionable, we hare
good qualities as low at 45 cents,
embracing every shade.
Wo offer also a Novelty which has
just appeared in Dress
Goods, called
PERCALE ROBES.
These Goods come in Patterns, compri
sing all shades and deains. Being
already trimmed llmv rnquiro
otily culling and tilting uod
can be done up at
any time.
FANCY DRY GOODS
Ladies Super Kid Gloves, Ladies fancy
Lisle gloves, Ladies Mohair Milts,
Ladies fine Silk Nets, Ladies fan
cy Chenille, Ladies Magio
Ruffling, Ladies Lace
Edging.
LADIES THREAD EDGING,
Ladies Valenciennes Fluting, Ladies
Silk tassel Buttons, Ladies Silk
Scarfs, Ladies fancy Ties,
Ladies embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Ladies Hern Stitched,
Handkerchiefs, Ladies Lawu hand
kerchiefs, Ladies Empress trail
Hoop dkirts, Ladies Hoop
Skirt covers.
SHOES if- GAITERS.
Lasting, Goat, Glove Calf,
Morocco, Cloth Opera
Slippers.
STRA W
GOODS.
SUNDOWNS,
Shaker Hoods,
SUN DO H'NS,
Canton Straws,
Rraid Straws, Dt'rby
lists, Split lists, Luten Hals,
Trimmed Halt, Straw cords and
Decenary ornaments.
all
MEN'S WEAR.
Fine assortment of fancy Cas
simercs in patterns, extreme
ly cheap. AUo Boys
wear.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Men's heavy Monroes, Men's fine Calf
Boots, Men's glove calf Gaiters,
Men's Cloth Opera Slippers,
Men's fino patent leath
er Hoots,
YOUTHS AND BOYS SHOES
all sizes and styles. Straw Hats,
Hosiery, Kid Gloves
and Collars.
STATIONARY OF ALL KINDS
FRUITS! FRUITS!
Scedlew Raisins, Layer Raisins, Prunes,
Can Teaches, Con Pears, Can Corn,
Can Pine Apple, Can Sardines.
Italinn Maccaroni. Almonds and Figs,
Cream Nuts, Filberts, Oranges
Lemons and Pickled
Oysters.
CRACKERS ! CR A CK KRS ! !
Sugar Biscuit, Lemon Biscuit, Egg
Biscuit, Fancy Biscuit, Wa
ter and Butter Biscuits.
OILS AND SPICES.
Genuine) New Orlenns Molasses, Sup,
Extra Syrups, Supars. Coflee,
Rice, Teas. Caudles,
and Soap.
TOBACCO ES AyD SEG AUtf.
iioch ana Kukes, Grass Hooks,
Trowels and Mops- Oil
Cloths, Willow Ware, '
Fish, Salt and
Hams.
May 0th, I80f3-tf.
ANOTHER EXCITEMENT
a fallTnTtuicfa
AT THE
Cheap Cash Store
OK
WILLI AM F.IRWIN!
South Second St., Clearfield, l'a.
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring Si Summer Goods
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
lam Just receiving and opening a eareftilly
selected stock of lashionable Sprint; A Sum
mer Goods of almost every description.
A beautiful assortment of Prints and Dry
goods, of the newest and latest styles.
Also a groat variety of useful notons.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Queeniware,
Drug and Medicines,
Oil and Paints,
Carpet A Oil Cloths,
IX CD C C CtC3g
and Fruits foreign and Domestic,
tuch as Apples, l'eachei, Cur
rans, Prunes, Raisins, Oran
ges, and Letnona.
Fish, Bacon and Flour
Mackerel in J 1 and a barrels,
of the beet quality, all of which will be sold at
ihe loweot cash or ready pay prices.
My old friends and tbe public generally, are
respectfully Invited te call.
,p-N. 11. All kinds of GRAIN ni approved
COCSTJi r PltOVUUE taken in eiohan(re for
Goods. WM. F. lit WIN.
Clearfield, May tb, lSfin-tf
GREAT EXCITEMENT
0
N SECOND STREET,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
NEW FIRM, NEW ARRANGEMENTS
and New Goods
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
The undersigned having formed a co
partnership, in the Mercantile huine
Iwou.d respectfully invite the attention of
the Public generally to their splendid
assuriemm oi mcrcnanoise, wtiicn is
now being
SOLD VERY LOW FOR CASH.
Their stock consists in part of
Dry Goods,
of the best quality, such as Prints, De
Laines, Alpnccns, Merinos, Ginghams,
Muolins Rleached and unbleached,
Drillings,
Tickinp. Cotton and Wool Flannels.
Satinetts. Cottenades, Casnimeres, Ladies'
Shawls, Coats.Nubias and Hoods, Lalmo-
ral and Hoop Skirts, ic, &C,
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Also, a Gne assortment of men's Draw,
ers nod Shirts, Hats it Cops, Boot &. Shoos,
Quccnsicarc,
Glassware, Hardware, Groceries aod spices
UF ALL KINDS.
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
or everything usually kept in a re
tail Siore.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH
or approved country produce.
WRIGHT i FLANIGAN.
Clearfield, January lOih, lSOG.tf.
BEMOVAL.
P. KBATZER
J.
t,. i i . ...
ua iriuuren io nis ner are-Kooms, on
Market St., Clearfield, Ta.,
here be has openod a very large'stock of
Dry Goods,
Merinoes, Ginghams, Cloths, Delaines, Prints,
vn.niores, Aipscas. miss, Satinets, Heps,
lashmercs, Tweeds, Cobergs, Mohair, Jeans,
Lanellas, Muslins, Flannels, Bonnets, Rib.
bona, Cloaks, Biilmoral Ekiru, Hoop.
Skirls, Shawls, Dress Trimmings,
Head Nets, Caps, Corsets, Gloves,
Collars, Scarls, Grenadine Veils,
Table Covers.
Clothing.
Coats, Tants, Vests, Over-Coats, lient's Shawls
Shirn, lints, Caps, fmler-Shirta and
llruwcrs, Bouts. Shoes. Gum
Shoes, Cravats, (ileves
and Collars.
HARDWARE, QUKENSWARE, GRO
CERIES L MUSICAL GOODS.
Groceries.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Salt, Candles, Ries,
Flour, Baeon, Fish, Tobacco, Kaisins,
Currants, 8 p I e e s, Crackers,
Vinegar, Oils, Var
nish Alcohol.
TIN-WARE, GLASS-WARE, WOODEN
WARE, and STATIONERY.
Household Goods.
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Drugget. Looklng- GIassea
Clecks, Churns, Washboards, Tubs. Buck
ts, Flat Irons, Pans, Window Blinds,
Wall-paper, Coal Oil Lamps, L'in.
brellas, Bedcorda, Knives and
Forks, Spoons, Crocks, and
Stove Blacking.
Tfl-AU of which will bs sold on the mostrea.
sonsble terms, and the highest market pries paid
or Grain, Wool, and all kinds of country produce.
Clearflold, December 13, 1865.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Ths nndersigned have this day formed a Co.
partnership nnder ths firm name of Irwin A
Hartshorn, for ths transaction of a General Mer
chandise and Lumber business. A large and
well teleeted stock of Goods bos been added to
those already on hand at ths Corner Store in
Curwensville where we are now prepared to ebow
Customers a completed assortment with prices
as low as the lowest. The highest market rates
raid for Lumber of all description.
The patronage ol the publie is respectfully
solicited. . EDWARD A. 1KVIN.
W. R. HARTSHORN.
Carwensville. July 20, 18S5-
1 firiBufhels rf prime Clcrerseed, for sals by
1 J IKVIN A HARTSHORN.
Curwensville, February 28. 18fl(l-tf.
1")ulley Blocks, sll sites, snd best mennfse.
. "re, at MKRRELL A llfOl.KK'S
RAFT ROPI'S of all sites, for tale at
Deo. IS, 18M. MERRELL A EIGLER.
II. F. NAUGLE,
A K E R
Graham's Ro, ClearHetd, Peio'a.
Ths luWriber respcctfally Informs his o'
customers ard the public, that he has oa barj
ar.d constantly receiving new additions, a Urg
stock of Clocks, Walfihe and Jewelry.
Jewelrj of every variety from a single plsc
to s rull sett
Watches, a fine assortment of silver Iluntic
and open case, American and patent Laven
plain snd full Jeweled.
Clocks, s large variety from tbs best Mannfad
tort, consisting of Eight dsy aud Th'riy boo'
Nnrmi ami U umhl I.AVn.a Tim. hfriita. .n
Alarm.
Spectacles, a large assortment far and astr
sight, colored and plain glass.
Also, a fine assortment of Spoons, lorks, Bot
ALL kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jtwelr;
carefully repaired and Warranted.
A continuance of patronage is sollolted.
Koveinbor 16th. ISSj 11. F. NAUGLB-
("1)1.D 1'KXS II. F. NAL'GLK has just
"X received an Klegant assortment of tbs best
quality j also silver extension and desk holders.
November, 2J 1865.
Cheap Furniture !
DESIRKS to Inform his old friends and cdi
kmers that, having enlarged bis shep and
increased his facilities fur manufacturing, he it
now prepared to make to order furniture at ma;
be d. 'hired, ia good ctlo and at cheap rates for
Lash. He mostly hat on band at bis "Furni
ture Rooms," a varied assortment of Ready.madi
furniture, among wmcnare
Bureaus and Side-Boards,
Wardrobes and book-Cases; Centre, Sofa, Psrler
Breukfast and Dining Extension Tables.
common, rrencn-rosi, cottage, Jenny-
Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS of all. KINDS, WORK-STANDS
HAT-RACKS WASH-STANDS, 4o.
Kocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring-Seat, Cane-Bottom and Parlor Choirs
and Common and other Chairs.
Z 0 OKIN O-0 LASSES
Of every description on band ; and new glasses
tor old frames, wblcn will be put In on va
ry reasonable terms on short notice,
lie also keeps on han or furnishes to or
der, Hair, Corn-Husk, llairand
Cotton top M&ttresses.
COFFINS, Uf every kind,
Mads to o-der, and fuuerala attended with a
T I . I
iivarse, Toenever uesirea.
Also, House Painting done to order.
The subscriber also manufactures, and has
constantly en band,
dement Patent Washinir machine.
The best now in use. Those using this machine
never need bs without clean olothes I He also hat
i Iyer's Patent Churn,
A superior artels. A family osier this Chum
never need be without butler!
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers cheap for Cass or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cberry, Maple,
foplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable fos
Cabinetwork, taken in exchange for furniture.
irUemomber the shop is on Market street,
Clearfield, Pa., and nearly opposite the "Old Jew
Stors." JOHN GULICE.
Nov. 2, 1862. j
I? DUC ATION AL Theundersigned intends
J opening a school in ths Town Hall, Clear,
held, on tbe First Monday in Juno to continue
for s term ol eleven weeks,
Thouroughness will be aimed at in all onr In.
rtructinn. "ot bow much but bow well" it ths
principle upon which the exercises will bs son.
ducted
Particular attention paid to Penmanship and
Book-Kceping.
A daily register is kept of the attendance, de
port incut and recitatlona of each pupil which is
sent weekly to parents, that furnishing them
with constant information of bis standing and
progress in school.
Publio exhibitions are not held at any stated
time, but parents and guardians are rospectfully
invited to visit tbs school and observe ths man.
ner in which ths dnt7 work is performed.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Beading, Writing, Primary Aritbrne
tio aad Geography, (4 00
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic and
Book-Keeping $5 00
Algebra, Philosophy, Geometry, Mensuration
and Surveying, $.7 CO
Latin and Greek with any of ths abovs bran:h.
ss 9 09
For further information arjnW to
May 23, 18S8. 0. B. SAND! ORD, Principal.
f heagle hotel;
CURWENSY1I.LE, PA.
' L. W. TEX EYCK, PnonrtiEToa.
rpnE nndertigned, having become proprietor
L of tho above hotel, wishes to give noties te
the cititens of this county, as well as to the
travelling public, that tho house has been refitted
and refurnished for tho entertainment of his
guests. His Uble will be furnished with every,
thing tbe market affords. At his Bar will be
found the best brands of all kinds or Liquors.
GOOD STALLING attached, and none bus
careful hostlers employed.
jjll-tf L. W. TEN EYCK.
RAIL It OA O II OI r R, Main St., Philips
burg, Penn'a, Rosenr Lloyd, Proprietor.
K ecps constantly on band the choistest of liquors.
Hit table it aUsvs supplied with the best tbe
Market affords. Ths traveling pullc, will do wtU
to give him a call. Kov let,18J.
IT OR EST HOUSE-Rlooru township
' Uainbr T. Bloom, Proprietor.
This large and eommodious Honse it situated
on ths turnpike, T miles west of Curwentville
and t miles east of Luthertburg. The Proprie
tor will spare no effort to make bis gnetts eom
fortable and their stay with him pleasant, and
thereby expects to receive a liberal share of pub
lio patronage. Dec. 20, lSSi.-tf.
s
TL'DY YOUR INTKKliSTS.
LOOTS A SHOES madr AT LOW PRICES.
loo undersigned is prepared to manufacture
everything in hit line, at ths lowest figures, and
will wanant hit work to be as represented.
Give him a call, at hit shop on Market street,
second door west of the Post Office, and he will,
do all in bis power, to render satisfaction. Some
fine Gaiter tops, extra French calf skins, Ac,
on hand, ready to be finished on short notice ai
low prioee. DANIEL CuNXELLT.
Arrnrsnca Wasted. I will give a liberal
ehanoe to a boy or 18 years of age, to learn
ths business of Boot and Shcs making, if appll
cation bs made soon. D. C.
June Uth, 18SS-I yr.
A DMlMSTRATttU-S Mil ICC Noiir.
! 2. is berrby given tbal letters of administra
tion bars been granted to the nndersigned on
, the estate of William S- Sevley, deoeatod, late
of Brady township, Clearfield county. All per-
j sons Indebted tu said (state will ploase make im. .
uieui.ie pajenl,ana those having claims against
the lame will present them for settlement, to tbe
adreigned. SARAU E. SMILEY,
JM-t pd Adm'i.
JKVI.U MArilI!,K-.I would hereby
sJ Inform tbe publio, that I bare been appoin.
ted sole Agent, for Clearfield eounty. for tbe
Coao .Sasst Familt 6iwiss Msrntsi. This
is ens of the best Machines new offered to tbe
pnhlio. I keep them on band. Any person
calling at my rsiidenoe ean see them operate.
Piiee only $20. TU0M A3 READ,
Nay 2, lf t B-r. Ksv CnrweYUle.